I recrown my Bantam .177 non regulated and now it shoots pellets and slugs really well.
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Just making sure is good policy, carry on.Yes! I was just making sure it wasn't something else
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Just making sure is good policy, carry on.Yes! I was just making sure it wasn't something else
Sorry you feel that way, plenty of long-term Yong Heng success stories on this forum. Mine's heading into third year, over 30 hours run-time, no problems. Inexpensive, easily available replacement parts stand at-the-ready, just in case. WM“Yong heng” and “value and dependability”. Isn’t two things I would put in one sentence.
Ok, maybe why things are as they are today / no involvement ? I think a guy can post vids here with out using utube or any like platform. Edit and post straight off device or computer. ( you can still use it for utube for utube use).
I like watching a guys vids , but not on utube.. still pictures work for me anyway.
Sorry, didn't see your post. Use a 254 slug and just push it in with your thumb. I actually use a golf Tee to save me thumb @ times. As long as you can feel cylinder outside of slug. You rotate the cylinder after loading to ensure your slug or pellet is deep enough.pellets just fall in. The cylinder cover keeps them in place. You get used to it very quickly. The MOST IMPORTANT action is, after rotating cylinder @ least 1 revolution to check for binding, to LOWER THE LOCKING BAR. watch the videos. This NOT a 1st gun for anyone!,Do you seat your slugs/pellets? Or just push them in with your fingers? One of 2 reasons I haven’t purchased one yet is because I was told you have to seat every pellet.